Indo-European etymology : Query result

Proto-IE: *gʷhen-

Meaning: to flourish, to be full, to swell

Old Indian: ghaná- `compact, solid, dense', m. `compact mass or substance'

Other Iranian: NPers ā-gandan `anfüllen', āganiš `voll'

Old Greek: eu̯-thenéō, eu̯-thēnéō `gedeihe, blühen', eu̯-thēníǟ, eu-thénei̯a `blühender Zustand, Fülle, Zufuhr, annona'; eu̯-thenḗs `eupathôusa, iskhürá' (Hsch.), eu̯-thēnḗs `gedeihend', Kresphónthǟs, Polüphóntǟs = Polüktḗtǟs, Kleophóntǟs; phanā̂n `thélein' (Hsch.)

Slavic: *gonētī `genügen'

Baltic: *gan-ā̂, *gan-ē̂- vb.

Germanic: *gan-t-a- adj.

Russ. meaning: процветать, быть полным, распухать

References: WP I 679